David Roberts
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There Is No Map for This
This will make a good addition to library collections that want to offer teenagers a frank and realistic look at, and how to deal with, grief.
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The Breakup Artists
A worthy addition to any YA collection, especially for those looking for a romantic comedy that tackles some important relationship struggles many teens will deal with as they reach their college years.
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The Wrong Kind of Weird
A truly enjoyable romantic read, especially for libraries with a healthy collection of anime/manga for all its cultural references throughout.
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Close to You from Far Away
Along with the author’s instructions for filling out a postcard, this book is chock-full of compassionate answers for any child missing someone far away; a great addition to the shelves.
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In the Palm of My Hand
An appreciation of nature is sure to follow any reader who ambles through this tale.
A Is for Aretha
A perfect companion for the recent H Is for Harlem and ideal for covering overlooked names in Black studies.
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I Help at Home!: I Can Clean My Room, Fold Laundry, Set the Table, and More; Montessori Life Skills
Recommend this to libraries that have partnerships with special education childhood development programs; this book will build a sense of accomplishment in a child.
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